2006 Nissan Sentra S Sedan 4-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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2006 Nissan Sentra 1.8S in Good Condition. Only one owner. Drives great, runs strong, and has been meticulously taken care of mechanically. light damage on the passengers side is the only cosmetic issue with this car. 4 nearly brand new tires, replaced front brakes and rotors a year ago, oil changed every 3,000 miles, Rockford Fosgate 9 speaker stereo, upgraded interior, fog lights, INCREDIBLE GAS MILEAGE. It handles crisply with the new tires and wheels, and has decent acceleration. This car has another 100k miles in it without a problem. $6,200.00 or best offer. Shipping arrangements and all shipping costs are the responsibility of the winning bidder. I will help with loading or any other ways to be helpful. MORE PHOTOS Please note: This car is sold AS-IS, no refunds or exchanges, please bid carefully! While the car appears to work as described and to be complete, no guarantees are made including of wording in the description, no refunds or exchanges--please bid accordingly. Shipping at buyers expense and to United States bidders only. No other bids will be honored. Seller takes no responsibility for items lost or stolen in transit. No shipment or shipping arrangements provided; arrangement of shipment and delivery are entirely the responsibility of the winning bidder. No payment methods other than PayPal/check/money order accepted. |
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